Subject: [Tweeters] BirdNote, last week and next + an Earth Day gift
Date: Sat Apr 25 12:02:01 PDT 2020
From: Ellen Blackstone - ellenblackstone at gmail.com

Hello, Tweeters. Hope everybody is doing well.

Here is a special gift BirdNote created for Earth Day 2020. Put on your headphones and enjoy! (11 minutes)
https://www.birdnote.org/blog/2020/04/earth-day-2020-50-years
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Heard last week on BirdNote:
* Kingdom of Rarities - Featuring Eric Dinerstein
http://bit.ly/2oAmefu
* Voices and Vocabularies - Cardinals' Duet
http://bit.ly/1zWPtFJ
* Poem by Emily K. Michael - Trading Threes
https://bit.ly/35agFYT
* Earth Day 2020 - 50 Years!
https://bit.ly/3bFbN0u
* Rusty Blackbirds - A Rusty Recovery
http://bit.ly/1lQyaRd
* The Bird Songs of April
http://bit.ly/2J7hw15
* A Natural Feast for Hummingbirds
http://bit.ly/1GSL50s
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Next week on BirdNote: Do Ospreys Favor One Foot?
+ Audubon's Birthday, Marbled Godwits,
Environmental Champions, and more: https://bit.ly/3aDoY0i
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Ellen Blackstone, BirdNote